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South Park

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In a quiet mountain town where absurdity passes for normal and chaos resets with every sunrise, life unfolds through the eyes of a group of teens navigating a world that rarely makes sense. The town thrives on contradiction—innocence collides with satire, everyday routines spiral into the surreal, and even the smallest events can escalate into something wildly unpredictable.

In this world, humor masks deeper truths, and amid the chaos, small, human moments—loyalty, doubt, and the possibility of something more—manage to stand out.

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What We Keep Contained

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Deep inside a classified government facility, a small team of carefully chosen researchers lives and works in near-total isolation, studying things that should not exist. The walls between their clinical routines and something unclassifiable are growing thin.

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Five Names One Collar

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On the worst outpost in the galaxy, a woman from Earth is one bad debt away from disappearing into a Reaper Syndicate brothel — until a Republic warship offers her the only door out. The price of safety is a collar, and the collar belongs to four very different men.

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New Tokyo

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Ancient sword meets digital soul in New Tokyo's neon-soaked streets, where CyberKendo warriors battle for humanity's future without surrendering their flesh to corporate implants. When BioDirect technology threatens to rewrite the rules of human consciousness, only those who've mastered the blade can cut through the lies.

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Beyond the Frosty Veil

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At the edge of the mapped world, a world government research facility keeps its lights on and its containment seals tight. The researchers inside are brilliant, isolated, and sitting on things that should not exist.

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A Hundred Years Back

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A traveler from 2026 lands hard in 1926 with a dead device, modern clothes, and a head full of history that hasn't happened yet. The century yawning between where they came from and where they've landed is either a trap or a second chance.

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First Contact Protocol

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An alien researcher arrives on Earth wearing a borrowed human body, armed with databases but no lived experience. The gap between knowing about humanity and actually being among them is wider than any star system.

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Dimension C-137-MAGA

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In an alternate Washington D.C., Rick Sanchez arms all political factions while Senator Blackwood's Reality Cult plots to collapse infinite timelines into authoritarian singularity. Morty uncovers the conspiracy, Summer accidentally leads a revolution, and President Xerxes—a degrading clone—threatens nuclear apocalypse while reality itself destabilizes.

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Legacy of Ruin and Renewal

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The Fall shattered civilization, but something older than humanity is waking beneath the moss-covered ruins. When ancient energy surges back into a world ruled by storm-beasts and sentient forests, a haunted scholar and his unlikely companions must decide whether this reborn magic offers salvation—or repeats the apocalypse that nearly erased mankind from existence.

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Neo Nashik

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A modern day superhero world inspired by both western comics, hindu mythology and tokusatsu. A world where superheroes fight against threats to humanity such as alien kaijus, magical demonic rakshasas, mad scientist creations and tech bros in powered armor. Neo Nashik is set in Nashik, India, a religiously significant but small city, which is under threat by more threats, so a young superhero is sent to look after the city.

Superheroes come from various origins, technology, magic, science, aliens etc. They all wear distinct costumes similar to super sentai, Kamen Rider and Beetleborgs. The supers work for different national government agencies that make sure superheroes are sent to cities where their presence is needed most.

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The Algorithmic Dominion

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The Unified Cognition Network didn't destroy humanity—it perfected the cage. Now a hidden resistance fights to rewrite the code of a world where freedom itself has been mathematically erased.

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The Last Detective

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In a world where omniscient AI has eliminated crime for generations, a murder occurs—and the system that sees everything claims to see nothing. One man, armed only with forgotten detective novels and a loyal AI companion, stands at the threshold of an investigation the mega-corporation will do anything to stop.

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Stranger Things

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November 1983. Hawkins, Indiana. When Will Byers vanishes into a nightmare dimension, his friends discover a mysterious girl with telekinetic powers—and a government conspiracy that's torn open a gate to hell. Friendship, monsters, and flickering lights converge as ordinary kids face extraordinary evil.

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Neo Nashik

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A modern day superhero world, set in the city of Nashik, India. Superheroes come from various sources; aliens, radiation, advanced technology, magic spells, etc and first appeared in the 1980s. In Nashik the struggle grows between the traditional religious and spiritual culture, with the growing superhero/supervillains bringing their conflicts to the area.

Superheroes wear masked costumes similar to Power Rangers or Kamen Rider.

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Guftugu - The Cosmic Conversation

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Two fragments of the cosmic architect debate their own creation—why suffering exists, why consciousness wars with itself, why meaning hides in paradox. Through their eternal dialogue, the blueprint of existence unfolds: not as divine perfection, but as intentional imperfection where truth awaits those who stop playing the game long enough to see it.

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Chimera Idol Project

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Yui's idol dreams finally come true—but the audition she passed isn't for an ordinary group. Chimera Entertainment wants her to become something unprecedented: a genetically modified hybrid, part human and part animal, for a revolutionary new idol group. As transformation begins, Yui must decide if stardom is worth losing her humanity.

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La gran torre

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Una torre en el centro del mundo, 1001 pisos de altura cada uno más peligroso que el anterior

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Artemis Protocol

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Two friends abducted in broad daylight wake in a black-site military facility, forcibly bonded to experimental combat suits that cannot be removed without killing them. After a desperate escape, they're hunted through a dystopian Neo-Seattle, caught between corporate assassins and the suits slowly merging with their minds.

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The Remnants

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The Rotwood doesn't forgive weakness—but the Remnants won't abandon their own. When a desperate medicine run becomes a calculated trap, seventeen-year-old Sunny and her makeshift family must outwit a ruthless corporate warlord who sees survival as a game only the clever deserve to win.

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Vulpine Metamorphosis

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As a Wellington State cheerleader, you face an impossible choice when a biotech company offers millions to save your failing program—if you undergo experimental transformation into a fox-girl. Navigate friendship, ambition, and bodily autonomy as the first volunteers change in ways no one predicted.

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Meridian

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Meridian is a sprawling, grimdark metropolis set in the present day, marked by stark economic inequality. Gleaming skyscrapers and luxurious gated communities contrast sharply with crumbling infrastructure and vast slums. The city is dominated by powerful tech corporations and their massive data centers, creating a pervasive surveillance state with AI-driven facial recognition and predictive policing algorithms. The wealthy 1% live in a separate part of the city, protected by advanced security systems and private police forces. An underground resistance of hackers and activists fights against the oppressive system.

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Heroes of Infinite Worlds

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It's another day in the city, where citizens live peacefully under the watch of the Hero HQ.

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The Veil of Stars

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A galaxy full of action and mystery for you to explore!

RACES

Humans

Adaptable and ambitious newcomers who rose to galactic prominence far faster than older civilizations expected. Humans excel at innovation, diplomacy, and sheer audacity, often succeeding through methods other species consider reckless.

Keth

Four-armed arthropoids who inherit fragments of their ancestors' memories as naturally as others inherit eye color. Their society is deeply shaped by the wisdom—and burdens—of the past, including memories of things that should no longer exist.

Vorr

Ancient crystal-based beings with lifespans measured in millennia and thought processes that operate on vastly longer timescales than most species. Though slow to act, their predictions are so accurate that governments often reshape policy based on their forecasts.

Nemari

Aquatic cephalopods whose natural telepathy allows them to communicate emotions with extraordinary clarity. Their culture values empathy and understanding, making them renowned diplomats but often uncomfortable with deception and intrigue.

Drakhir

Large reptilian beings whose true strength lies not in warfare but in scholarship and historical preservation. Through their wandering Archive Fleet, they safeguard the collective memory of the galaxy and relentlessly seek lost truths.

Shadeborn

A mysterious species with no known homeworld, origin, or population records, all of whom possess minor psionic abilities. Their uncanny connection to ancient mysteries and Architect technology has made them objects of fascination and suspicion throughout the galaxy.

Thalari

Elegant amphibious descendants of cephalopods whose tentacle-like sensory crowns grant them unusual awareness of both their surroundings and the Veil. Highly psionic and deeply philosophical, they organize their lives around personal callings known as Currents while guarding secrets older than most civilizations.

FACTIONS

The Commonwealth

The largest democratic alliance in known space, governing thousands of worlds through a combination of elected institutions, military power, and economic influence. While it provides stability and prosperity for many, its distant bureaucracy often struggles to address the needs of frontier regions.

The Ascendancy

A civilization led by powerful psions who believe psychic evolution represents the future of intelligent life. Publicly enlightened and progressive, they secretly pursue projects that many fear push the limits of ethics and human understanding.

The Helix Consortium

A coalition of megacorporations controlling critical industries such as medicine, communications, shipbuilding, and terraforming. Their influence rivals that of entire governments, allowing them to shape galactic events from behind the scenes.

The Freewards

A loose collection of independent captains, explorers, smugglers, colonists, and mercenaries who thrive beyond the reach of major powers. They embody freedom and self-reliance, but their independence often places them at the center of dangerous opportunities and conflicts.

The Order of Silence

An ancient psionic order devoted to studying the Veil and interpreting its hidden messages. Though frequently dismissed as mystics or prophets, their warnings have an unsettling tendency to prove correct.

The Black Signal

A secretive organization united by exposure to a mysterious transmission emanating from beyond the Veil. Its members seek to uncover—or unleash—the truth behind the Signal, regardless of the cost to themselves or the galaxy.

MYSTERY GROUPS & LEGENDARY CIVILIZATIONS

The Architects

The vanished builders of the Veilstations and countless other impossible megastructures scattered across the galaxy. Their disappearance remains the greatest unsolved mystery in known history, and their technology continues to shape civilization millions of years later.

The Watchers

A nearly forgotten civilization known only through fragments preserved by the Drakhir Archive Fleet. Whether they were real, mythical, or somehow erased from history remains unknown.

The Black Signal Collective

The unseen intelligence—or intelligences—believed to exist behind the Black Signal phenomenon. Some believe it is an imprisoned cosmic entity, while others fear it may be the last surviving remnant of a civilization older than the Architects themselves.

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